What is the Maastricht Treaty?

signed in the Netherlands Maastricht, on 7 February 1992, the Maastricht Treaty created the European Union or the EU. The contract, which was previously called the European Union or in TEU, entered into force on November 1, 1993. The EU currently composed of 27 Member States or nations, providing advantages to citizens of Member States such as ease of traveling, education or recreational purposes. In addition, the common European currency, the euro, was created by the introduction of the Maastricht contract. The pillar of the European Community (EC) existed in a more limited form, as the European Economic Community before signing the Maastricht Treaty was renamed to expand the base of the politicians he managed. The second pillar, a common foreign and security policy, or CFSP, was created in order to strengthen the security of the security union and also to strengthen international security, support international cooperation and support the UN Charter mission. The third pillar, justice and inner affairs (yha) were changed by the Nice andAmsterdam treaties and now consist only of police and judiciary in criminal matters. The pillar with the largest authority is the pillar of the European Community, which has more involvement in EU economic matters compared to the pillars of CFSP or JHA.

The advantages that occur after promoting the Maastricht Treaty include: providing financial assistance to EU Member States that are less developed and meet certain convergence criteria; The common objectives of the Member States to control and reduce debt, inflation and interest rates; and promotion of a narrower relationship between Member States. In addition to the free movement of people, education and recreation, the movement of goods and services is also not limited.

Agreement with the European Human Rights Convention must be signed by Member States to be eligible for EU membership. The intentional signing of the Human Rights Agreement shows that Member States see the eyes of the basic articles on the OCthe edge of man.

The Maastricht Treaty has been ratified and changed several times since its adoption in 1992. Denmark ratified the contract in 1993 with some exceptions and France closely supported this initiative.